The history of xinji city

Xinji city, formerly known as Shulu County, has a long history. According to historical records and county records, Xia and Shang belong to Jizhou, Zhou belongs to Bingzhou, Spring and Autumn belongs to Jin, Warring States belongs to Zhao and Qin belongs to Julu County, but there is no administrative system. In the Western Han Dynasty, there were five counties: Yan, (Ding), Anding, and Xiliang. The first four counties are all under Julu County, and Xiliang County is under Xindu. In the second year of Emperor Han Ping (A.D. 2), there was a drought in the county, locusts became a disaster, and many people were exiled overseas. In order to appease the people, it was changed to Anmin County. Since then, it has been called (Owl), Anguo County and Lucheng County, and its territory has changed from time to time. In the 14th year of Tianbao in Tang Dynasty (AD 755), An Lushan rebelled and made an insurrection here. In the early 15th year of Tianbao (AD 755), An Lushan broke. In March, it is already the sea, and the Lucheng of Raoyang City has become a deer, so I am tired of it. Since the Tang dynasty changed its name, it has been used until the Republic of China. 1944, the county government (Japanese puppet) moved to Xinji. Xinji: Xinji in the ancient town has a long history. According to the Records of Shulu County, there were new episodes here in the Ming Dynasty, and later they merged with Pengjiazhuang, Lianguandian and Wangjiazhuang, and changed "new" to "new". In May of the second year of Tongzhi (AD 1862), when the village was built, the neighboring village Gaobu was surrounded in the village, and it merged with Xinji at the end of Tongzhi. Xinji Town used to be an important gathering place of fur in China, which was famous as early as the Ming Dynasty and was called "Zhili episode". Xinji Town is located in the plain, with a flat terrain, and the west is slightly higher than the east. In earlier years, the Hutuo River once flowed through the north of the town, irrigated thousands of hectares of fertile land, and gave people a boat trip. There are four sources of village names in xinji city. First, it is related to the Hutuo River. Old City: According to the Records of Shulu County, in the 15th year of Tang Tianbao, An Lushan was taken as the rebel army by the Ming Emperor, and Raoyang Lucheng was changed to Shulu, that is, the city was here. From the Tang Dynasty to the Ming Dynasty, it was the county government of the millet. Tomorrow in the second year (A.D. 1622), the Hutuo River decided to enter the territory of Nirvana Village in Jinzhou, inject it from Dong Bo in the south, break through the south embankment and flood the city, and the county magistrate immediately moved to the new city. Since then, this place has been called the old city, which has been in use ever since. New Town: The new town originally belonged to the old county town of Shulu. According to county records, on June 23rd of the second year of the Apocalypse (AD 1622), the Hutuo River broke through the territory of Shulu from Nipan Village in Jinzhou, and the old town of Shulu County was flooded by Bo, Beixiaochen, Village, Dongbao Village, Daguo Village and Tianjiazhuang. The county moved to the new town site, and the residents of Xinjuantou, Heji and Xiaoxitian were surrounded into a village, which was called the new town. New arrival: According to legend, this village was named "Tangyin Collection" in the Tang Dynasty, and later changed to "Tangyin Store". The names of villages are all named after Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty. At that time, the village was low-lying and close to the Hutuo River, and the villagers were sometimes flooded. Later, the village moved to the south, and the base was built on a mound called "Old Dragon Head", so the village was named the new base head, which has been used ever since. Wangkou: According to the Records of Shulu County, this village was named Wangkou in the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty. According to legend, the Hutuo River once flowed through this place, where nearby villagers fished and hung nets. Later, people moved here one after another and became a village named "Hanging the Net". Later, the "net" was changed to "Wang", referred to as Wangkou, which is still in use today. Room 1: It is said that this place was a village in its early years. When the Hutuo River flooded in the Ming Dynasty, the house collapsed, leaving only a small temple. Later, the village was restored, so it was called the house, which is still in use today. Hezhuang: It is said that this village used to be called Hezhuang because it is close to the bank of Hutuo River. During the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty, it was divided into Nanhezhuang and Beihezhuang. During the Guangxu period, the two villages merged and were named "Why Zhuang", which is still in use today. Three or four stations: It is said that in the second year of tomorrow (A.D. 1622), the village was originally named Leijiajing, located on the high ground in the center of the village street, adjacent to Bijiazhuang. After the flood of Hutuo River, the residents of these two villages were scattered. People suffered from floods and missed the highlands in the village. After the water receded, the residents of the two villages settled down again and built villages, hence the name Sansitai. Manjiawan: It is said that during the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty (A.D. 1403- 1424), Man moved to this village from Hongdong County, Shanxi Province, and was named Manjiawan because the village was located near the Hutuo River. Things: According to legend, King Xiao of Han once stationed troops here when he went abroad, hence the name Village. Later, "Xiao" was changed to "Xiao", which is the so-called Wang Xiaocun. During the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty (A.D. 1736- 1795), the Hutuo River was divided into two parts by the flood, which were called East Wangxiao and West Wangxiao according to their directions. Manhetou: According to the Records of Shulu County, this village was named Manhetou in the Kangxi period of Qing Dynasty (A.D. 1662- 1722). According to legend, there is a river to the east of the village site, which often overflows the river, hence the name Manhetou. Guo: According to legend, the village was named Xinglong Town in the Ming Dynasty, and was later submerged by the Hutuo River. The village was built in the west of the old city, so it was named Guo. Wenlangkou: According to legend, during the Song and Jin Dynasties, the village was built at the mouth of the Hutuo River, named Wenlangkou (meaning to calm the big waves). During the reign of Emperor Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty (A.D. 1662- 1722), it was renamed Wenlangkou. After Guangxu, Xie Maidu, a famous person in our village, changed "Wen" to "Wen" (meaning more literary talents). So it's called wenlangkou. Leijiazhuang: According to legend, the Hutuo River passed by in the late Ming Dynasty. A man named Lei in Xiangting Village, Ningjin County often came here to fish, and then settled in the village, and named the village Leijiazhuang after his surname. Second, Xiaoxinzhuang is related to the immigrants from Hongdong County, Shanxi Province: According to legend, in the second year of Yongle in the Ming Dynasty (AD 1404), Zhang, Wang and Liu moved from Hongdong County, Shanxi Province to build this village, which was called "Sanxingzhuang" in history. Later, he moved to Zhao and changed "Sanxingzhuang" to "Xinzhuang". During the Tongzhi period of the Qing Dynasty (A.D. 1862- 1874), "Xin" was changed to "Xin", which was called Xiaoxinzhuang because there were few households and villages at that time. Tianjiazhuang: According to legend, during the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty, Tian and Bai moved from Hongtong County, Shanxi Province, occupied real estate and established villages. Because Tian is the majority, it is called Tianjiazhuang, which has been used ever since. Ma Lu: According to legend, during the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty (A.D. 1403- 1424), Ma and Lu moved here from Hongdong County, Shanxi Province, so they were named Ma Lu after their surnames. Qingganlong (A.D. 1736- 1795) was divided into two villages called East Ma Lu and West Ma Lu. After the merger of Guangxu, it was still called Ma Lu. Wangjiazhuang: According to legend, Wang Xingsan's brothers moved into the village from Hongdong County, Shanxi Province in the following year (A.D.1621-KLOC-0/627), so they were named Wangjiazhuang after their surnames. Zhou Jiaying: According to legend, Zhou moved to this village from Hongdong County, Shaanxi Province during the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty (A.D. 1403- 1424), hence the name. Jia Xinzhuang: According to legend, during the Yongle period (A.D. 1403- 1424), Jia Xin's three surnames moved from Hongdong County, Shanxi Province, occupied real estate and established a village, so they were named Jia Xinzhuang after their surnames. Sasaki: It is said that during the reign of the Ming Dynasty (A.D. 1403- 1424), someone moved from Hongdong County, Shanxi Province to build this village. Because there are three trees in the village site, it is named Sanshu. After Guangxu, it evolved into a tree. Dongshizhuang and Xishizhuang: According to legend, during the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty (A.D. 1403- 1424), two brothers surnamed Shi in Donghong County, Shanxi Province moved to set up their own farms. The two villages were named Dongshizhuang and Xishizhuang respectively according to their geographical location and surnames. Others are similar, such as Shangjiazhuang, Zhoujiazhuang, Guo (formerly known as Guojiazhuang), Yuanjiazhuang, Gengjiazhuang, Nanwangzhuang, Majiazhuang and Yangzhuang. Third, it is related to local celebrities. Weibo: Originally named Beiweibo. According to legend, during the Warring States period, generals were given titles as Bo (ancient titles were divided into male, female, male and male) and were given food here. Because there is an uncle in the south, the village is called Uncle North. During the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty (A.D. 1785), the word "North" was removed and renamed as "Weber", which is still in use today. Nan Zhiqiu: According to the Records of Shulu County, during the Warring States Period, general Zhi Bo was buried here. Because the village was built in the south of Zhi Bo's tomb, it was named Nanzhiqiu. During the Guangxu period of Qing Dynasty, it was changed to Nanzhibo, and later changed to South Qiu Zhi, which is still in use today. Fanjiazhuang: According to the Records of Shulu County, Geng Gong was buried here after his death in the Yuan Dynasty. A man named Fan guarded his grave, and later settled in the village, hence the name Fanjiazhuang. Stone tablet: According to the Records of Shulu County, this village was named as a stone tablet in the Kangxi period of Qing Dynasty (A.D. 1662- 1722). It was named because the north of the village was the tombstone of Yuan Zuocheng Geng Huan. (Tombstones still exist) Fourth, it is related to the Jin and Song Dynasties. Qi Jun: It is said that during the Jin and Song Dynasties, Song Jun collected all the information of this episode. Later, some people moved from Shaanxi and Henan to build villages, hence the name Qi Jun. During the reign of Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty, it was renamed Junxi, and changed to Qi Jun in Guangxu, which is still in use today. Ma Zhang, Zhang Li, Meng Zhang and Liu Zhang: According to legend, when Jin and Song met, this place was a village. Because Song Bing once camped here and the village is located in the north of the camp, it was renamed Beizhang. Later, the "account" was changed to "chapter". 1937, according to the village horse, Li, Meng, street, build a village, according to the number of village surnames were named Ma Zhang, Li Zhang, Liu Zhang. To be reported: It is said that this place was a stronghold when the Jin and Song Dynasties made war. After the troops were assembled, Song Bing waited for Ma Wangye to come back, hence the name "Waiting for Wang Ye". It was changed to Dongbao in the Kangxi period of Qing Dynasty (A.D. 1662- 1722) and changed to Deng Bao in Guangxu period (A.D. 1908). Chen Hexi Dachen, Dongda University: According to legend, this place was two villages in ancient times. When Jin and Song met, there was a large array here. Because the two villages are located in this array, they were renamed Dongdachen and Xidachen, and later changed the array to Chen. Therefore, it is called Dongdachen and Xidachen. Beijing University has passed, and South University has passed. According to legend, this place was a village in the Song Dynasty. During the Jin and Song Dynasties, a large number of military and horses often passed by, so they were changed to larger ones. After the flood, some families moved south and built the south. The village was renamed Beidaguo according to its positioning. During Guangxu period (A.D. 1875- 1908), the ratio of north to south was greater than that of south. And then we parted. Ma Lan: According to legend, during the Jin and Song Dynasties, there was a horse named Ma Lang who kept horses in this enclosure. After the village was established, it was called Malang Village. Later it evolved into Malan. East Liangma and West Liangma: It is said that during the Jin and Song Dynasties, this place was a private horse camp. A large number of horses often grazed and trained here and transported good horses to various places, so it was called Liangmachang, and later became a village called Maliang Village. In the Yuan Dynasty, two villages were built, named Dongliangma and Xiliangma respectively. Liulangying: According to the Records of Shulu County, "Liulangying, according to legend, was Yang Qiong, the general of the Song Dynasty, who spent six days trying to station troops here." Hence the name. Liu: According to legend, during the Jin and Song Dynasties, two battalions stayed here, hence the name Liu. Daying: It is said that this village was called Guilin Township in the Tang Dynasty. During the Jin and Song Dynasties, Song Bing stationed troops and set up camps here, so it was renamed Camp. Forty-seven Battalion: According to legend, when the Jin and Song Dynasties made war, there were twenty-eight battalions in Song Jun, and then a village was built here, which was called twenty-eight battalions. During the Yongle period of the Ming Dynasty (A.D. 1403- 1424), it was changed to the 4th and 7th battalions. (47 is 28). Five: Harmony is related to Liu Xiu, Emperor Guangwu of Han Dynasty. According to legend, this is a small village of more than a dozen families in Han Dynasty. When Liu Xiu left the country, there were many toads in the well. He wanted to drink horses, but failed. Since then, it has been renamed Toad Well. Because this is the only way from Guxian to Baoding, there were many guests in the past, many of whom came here to stay and settle down. Everyone lives in harmony and is called "harmonious village", so we renamed "toad" as "harmony" and called it "harmonious well". Salicaceae and Salicaceae: According to legend, Liu Xiu was chased and hid under the willow trees here (among the willows), and later a village was built on the east and west sides of the willow trees, so it was called Salicaceae and Salicaceae. Later it evolved into Salicaceae and Salicaceae. Toutou Village: According to legend, when Liu Xiu of Han Dynasty walked to the countryside, he saw a city (Anguo City) in front of him, so he stopped his horse and looked up. Therefore, there is a saying of looking up to the ancient city, hence the name "looking up". Hongqi Camp: According to legend, this village existed in the Han Dynasty. Liu Xiu left the country to station troops here. Because we camped in the middle of the night, we changed our name to Black Flag Camp, and later changed it to Black Flag Camp according to homonym. 1959 during the people's commune, the black flag camp was changed to the red flag camp. Li Jiazhuang in the Stone Trough: It is said that there was a stone trough here in the early years, which was full of fish. People were surprised at it. After Han went abroad, he used this stone trough to drink horses and build a village. Because there are many plums, it is called in the stone trough. Samaying: According to legend, it was a village in the Han Dynasty. Liu Xiu went to such a distant country, and because he was hunted down, Sama escaped, so he changed his name to Sama Camp. Gu Maying: According to legend, there was a village here in the Han Dynasty. Liu Xiu passed through this place when he left the country, leaving only one war horse, hence the name "Lonely Horse Camp". Du Daying: According to legend, this place was a village in the Han Dynasty. When Liu Xiu left the country, he stopped the pursuers here for a period of time, hence the name "Stop Camp". During the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty (A.D. 1662- 1722), it evolved into the Beijing Camp, and it was changed to the Beijing Camp after Guangxu (A.D. 1908). Trial artillery camp: According to legend, this place was a village in the Han Dynasty. When Liu Xiu left the country, he installed a riprap gun in Wangzhuangying and went to the village to test the gun, so he changed his name to the gun test camp. Wang: According to legend, there was a village here during the Han Dynasty. When Liu Xiu left the country, he installed a riprap cannon here, so it was called Wangzhuangying, and later changed to "Zhuang" as Wangzhuangying. Straw hat village: According to legend, this place is a village in the Western Han Dynasty. When Liu Xiu left the country, he left his straw hat here and later left the country with a name for him. This village was named Straw Hat Village. Escort agency: According to legend, this place was a village in the Western Han Dynasty. When Liu Xiu went abroad, he rode to this point and the horse tripped, so he called it vault camp. During the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty (A.D. 1662- 1722), it was changed to Banying. After Guangxu (AD 1908), it was changed to "Ban", which was called Escort Camp. Irrigation: Kangxi's "Shu Dao County Records" records: "According to legend, after Emperor Guangwu visited Hebei, the three armies were very thirsty and had no tools. Guangwu ordered the sergeant to move it by hand. The well suddenly collapsed and the spring overflowed. So far, the bricks are tilted, just like a tunnel. " Therefore, it is named Tiaojing. East xie cun and West xie cun: According to legend, there were two villages in the Han Dynasty, and Liu Xiu returned to his hometown. The people in the two villages treated them very well, and Liu Xiu thanked them again and again. These villages are called East xie cun and West xie cun according to their location. Sixth, the origin of other interesting place names. Kindness: According to the Records of Shulu County, this village was originally named "No Village Fight". According to legend, a new county magistrate of the Ming Dynasty came here to investigate Chen's case and found that there had never been any murder and arson in this village, so he changed the name of the village to Ci. Said the villagers charity, benevolence and righteousness. Donglangyue and Xilangyue: According to the Records of Shulu County, this village was named Wolf Cave during the Kangxi period of Qing Dynasty (A.D. 1662- A.D. 1722), so it was named Wolf Cave because "there are several wolves in the east and west who use grass as their caves, and the two villages are called Donglang Cave, Xilang Cave and Qingjia Cave according to their directions. Most of them are primitive and have traces of history, which fully embodies the long period of Anshi Rebellion in xinji city. There are also some literati stories about Liu Xiu's trip to Maicheng. Most of them are primitive and have traces of history, which fully embodies the long local history of xinji city.

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